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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-12
A Horrible Occurrences

HURON, DAK,, Dec. ll.-A report reach
ed here to-day that the farm house Of
Michael Harris, fourteen miles from Yves.
sington, burned last night that the entire
family OF nine persons were burned to
death. Another report says that Mrs.
Harris and eix Of her seven children per.
ished, and that Mr.. Harris and the Oldest
child, daughter escaped severely burned.
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The Ohio Valley Round Table met in
tho Columbia club rooms, in Bellaire on
Friday evening, and held protracted
oeeslon: There were present suporintend-
ents Mitchell, Wellsburg; Msr.z, Steuben-
Vile; Shreve, Martins Ferry; Duncan,
Bridgeport; May, Bsnwood; Anderson,
Wheeling; Richardson, Barnesville; Wal.
ters, st. Clairsvllle; Williams, Mounds.
Vile; Thomas, Olnrington Jones, Bellaire,
and e1.Superintondeat Peck, Barnesyille.
Tho discussion continued. until ofter .,na
O'Clock, and all Of tho gentlemen r,tsa.ne
unita in pronouncing It the mc,st irteyess-
ing meeting they havo hsld vet Tho
next meeting will 90 hid ut Wheeling on
the 10Th Of January. 'N"'" -
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ANARCHIST ENTERTAINMENTS.

A Revolutionary LYNN Choered-The stStnr
spnnglsd Banner" Heard In silence.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1l,-Thres more OF the
sories Of entertainments Tor the benefit OF
the families Of the dead and imprisoned
Anarchiats wore given this afternoon and
evening. They were held in YorndorGs,
Germania and Vunwerts halls. All halls
we're crowded. 1t was noticed In Van
Iert'a hall that the Marseilles was
greeted with loud cheers and roars Of
Bravo" but the "Star Spanpled Ban
ner" was played through by the band
without q chirp Of applause from the
audience.
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Tnr President heard promptly from the
wool.srowsfs. Now he Is to hear from
the iron and steel manufacturers. He
will hear from more before he gets
through the nsxt campaign. Bnt 1t must
not be understood from these sage COM
men.s that We ars not in favor Of tho re-
nomination Of Cleveland. We are. He
Ia our meat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-12

TIE Columbus tally.sheet forgero are
coming to tho last ditch. What a precious
gang they arc to be enlisted under the
banner OF party reform. They may no!
get out in time to be OF aervice to the
Democracy in the next campaign.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-12

GENERAL Corr on the Presidential
tlcke! wouldn't do a cents worth Of harm
in West Virginia. He haa run handsome.
ly in his own district and ho would run
we'll the State over. II the friends out.
side are looking in our direction I'VE ahall
meat them halfway.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-12
Pensions ind Pos,mns,ers.

epeo1u7 OupdlcN 20 ne lntcll1tnc<T.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Des. l1.-Robsrt
E. Lawrence WAS yesterday commissioned
Pou:msster at Benson, W. Va, and an
office was established a. Waugh's Mill,
CiHy county; with Daniel Schoorover as
Postmaster. Jeese F. Snodsras,, Of Con.
ter Poirt and Henry 8. Gibbs, of Mt.
plessau.r have been granted soldiers
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-12
Bradlaugh AlAkes u Threat.

LONDON, Dec. l1.-Mr. Rradlaugh will
notify Lord sa!ishury that Immediately
upon the reasaembling Of Parliament he
will move that q committee be appointed to
inquire whether or not Lord Salisbury
sen. check to assist iair.trade meeting
In Trafalgar Square in 1885, .a8r.
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Wanted at tho jumping on place.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. lo.-The State
Democratic club has decided to appoint
committee to go to Warrington and en-.
deavor to obtain the support Of prominent
Democrats in movement to hold the
National! Democratic Convention In this
citv 'gs 1a.J0tasg .zas &C. -F-s7l -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-12
A COLORED PENSION AGENT
Brutnlly Deaton by q Mob while Attending
to Duty

brutally Beaton by a Mob While Attending
to Duty.
CAIRO, LIS, Dec. 1l.-Joseph HouHer,
colored man, was not loIg ago ap.
pointed pension agent by President
Cleveland and assigned to duty in
southeast M!eaeuri, with headquarters at
Cape Girardcau. Yesterday as he was in.
vestigating pension matters at Ia Forge,
Mo-, he was asizsd by a mob who wore in
censed againss him, whether because he
was negro and invested with authority by
the President or soma other reason is not
known. The mob hurrisd to Fall Timber
with the intsntiop openly express.
ed OF swinging hiLn up to !:
tree. After the timber was
reached mere moderate councils prevail
Cd en5 the mob contented itself with
whipping, pounding and kicking the un.
fortunate official until be Wss hardly able
to move, ~ -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-12

The Democratic ossns think tho Repub.
lican party cannot holp nominating Blaine
alter recent events. II this is what they
want, thoy may get more Of 1t than they
bargain for. They can'tscare Republicans
thai way, -.-- .-l-. n
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Celebrating tho aront murphy Revival,

oclsbrntinS tho drent Murphy Revival.
PlrTsruRaH, Pa, Dec. 1.-THE eleventh
annlversary Of the great temperance revi-
val in this city, VIXEN oyer 25,0Go people
signed the pledge, WAS celebrated by
Ftancls Murphy, the Evangelist, at the
Bijou Theatre tonight. The meeting was
ons 81 the most enthusiastic ever held
here. Every inah Of room was sccupied,
and in vicihity. Of the Theatro the
streets were impossible for hours by thou.
sands unable 80 gain admission.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-12
a Collision on tho g, s o,

srAuNToN, VA,E Dec.t 1.-two freight
trains eollided on the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railroad to-day near Clifton Forge. Three
men were killed, one Of whom was Con-
dQctor Fry. Both trains were wrecked.
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John Lloyd Thomas Take, tho Floor.

New York, Dec. l1.-John Lloyd
Thomas, OF Baltimore, in delivering an ad-
dress bctoro the Manhattan Temperance
Association, this eyening, uttered these
opinions: "Cowsrdice prevents the peo:
pie Of New York from taking a stand
against the saloon evil. The Republican
party ia keeping up on rock and rye. Both
the Old parties are corrupt" He de.
nouncad the foreign element in this coun.
Try and also Dl. Howard groaby for in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-12
a DISAPPOINTED Bn1DEGRooM.

His 1ntendod Elopes witn Another Man on
tho Day Set for Marriage.
SAGINAW ClrY, M1cu., Dec. 1.-THE
wedding OF George Beatty, Of Detroit, and
Elizabeth Doyle, Of this city, was to occur
yesterday morning. The minister, guests
and bridal pair wero on hand at Miss
Doyle's houss. Jus. before the ceremony
was to come Of Miss Doyle left the room,
IN little while some ono went after her
to see what was the matter. a note was
found In her apartment addressed ID
Beatty, saying she had fed. Later 1t was
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-12
Plymouth Congregation Disappointed

NEW YoRn, Dec. 1.-THE small congre-
cation present at Plymouth church, in
Brooklyn, this morning was unpleasantly
surprised by Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott's
reading from the pulpit o! tho following
cablegram; =
"To Pro!l'sor Ro,sier ". Raymond:
"Charleu Albert Berry greota Plymouth,
appreciates its confidence, reclptoca ates its
affection, prays for ita prosperity, but can.
not accept pastorate. Home claim mex.
orah,e, duty here commando. Letter
mailed you. God bleas and guide you"
The announcement was An unforeseen
blow, and much excitement followed. ],
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-12
West virEtnians Mt tho Capitol,

West SltIthtAhs Mt Tho Capitol,
Special D1polch to he Inttlltoeucer.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1l.-W. W. shul-
tics. OF Sharon, W. Va, and Miss Harri-
son, Of the State, were registered to-day at
the National.
Ccl. John Sheridan, identified with coal
shipping at Piedmont, has located his
family Tor the winter at the Metropolitan,
which Is to be also his occasional head.
quartere.
Senator Kenla has returned from the
State, whers he has been on law busi.
Dee4.
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Ex.BANKER HARPER, according 10 bis
own showing, was easily led by The nose.
Il Is q wonder that he has not blamed It
all on the woman in the case. 1
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Ghe Qttteltiiqtt1ttatr
once, Nos. 20 and ~ fourteenth street.
Mn. CAMDEN has spoken on the Presl-
dents message. Has Mr.. Kenua lost
himself In the woods2 n#
THR murderous crank has broken out
in Franco. Perhaps he is not too crazy to
be punished for his crime.

SAN FRANCISCO is a nice town to vlsit,
but the Democratic Convention will not
visit there next year. New York has q
good chance to get that plum.
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learned that she had fed with former
love named Rem Ing, said to have been
an illiterate but rich man.
Beatty tore around the house when he
received the letter, but soon cooled or and
cordially accepted the congratulations Of
hla friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-12
BLAINE AND GOFF
A POSSIBLE TICKET ron 1883.
Gossip About tho National Con, nalttss
Meeting-Prssidsntini speouiations.
Blaine's Doom- q on ono OF the two
talked about FOR Second plass.

Special Correspondence Of hs Intelligenor.
WARRINGTON, D. O., Dec. 1O.-The
strong hold Of Mr.. Blaine upon tho re.
CARDS Of representative Republicans Of the
country has bsen nlngularly emphasized
here within the last few days. The
National Republican Committee was
dominated by the Blaine influence in all
Of It's acts. Tho choice Of Chicago as the
forum Of the next contest for the National
Republican ticket was the final desire OF
Mr.. Blalne's special friends, though, as
telegraphed that night, 1t was thought be.
lore the meeting Of the committee thnt i.
would be necessary to take the prizs
away from all the contendirg Western
towns on account OF the great rivalry
among their delesates who appeared be-.
fore the committee. This would have
taken the convention to Philadelphia, and
there WAS very good authority up to tho
moment Of the assembling OF the commit.
tee this morning for the supposition that
this course would DO found necessary to
prevent bad feelings. But 1t became ap.
parent, as the bright and aggressive West.
e,n men who were sent here 10 boom
their respective towns came together face
to face, and mingled more freely than they
had been able to before, that there was
not ns serious state Of feeling as the
loud noise made by the delegations had
lead some to suppose. In fact, the rivalry
Of the Western towns was not at all iii.
natured on the surface. On the contrary,
1t was as amiable and equare fight as
could have been desired, and much more
so than could have been expected, con.
sidering tho traditional animosty between
Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis. The
little delegations from Minneapolis aud
Omaha held the balance OF power in the
triangular set-tc, end the eituation Was al
together very mixed, and very funny as
we'll.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-08-05
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Gibraltar ouar.ntIne. soainst Malta on
account Of cholera.
Tho Gsrm.r iourrs,s damn grstI6ad a.,
KaIkofTSs death
- - ,
IA dead. - '0''''' - '"' W.
T,Trd T. .,
,., n!Iu ANNUAL conference NJ. T. church
TreveIvan,s election has nTovad a per.
feet bombsheIl in SaIisbnrv,s cnmn
I,.,s 10 600 -. -,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-08-05
Quarrel among LAWYERS.

MosEAEAD, KY, Aug. "a great SEN
sation was created yesterday In court by
q war Of words and reorimination be-
tween d. r. Logan and z. Young. In
an examination as to the completely
OF grand jurmy men. Boone Lo-
gan was exasperated by Z. Young
Logan took up the question and
in answer o Young's remarks
that his, Boone Logan's) char
acter needed investigation, replied
land as for you, sir, have undOubted
proof Of your actions for the last ten
years that will hang you" Pistols were
drawn among the friends OF both sides
and many an onimous click was heard
resounding through the court room
But the cooking of the rifles Of the sol.
diers on guard was heard to re-
echo along the wooden
Of the flimsyy aid one which is pro-
D3dnceS success, is the growing" machine
for making sewing machine needless the old
stamping process being thereby sure"s.h me
Work dopa nv - - "a De followed
~; deadly fire from the troops, and
peace was restored.
A horrible ARRAY is reported to have
taken place yesterday at place called
Dry Creek, nine miles from this place
John Taylor, A. Keckton, John
Vance and Elliot Martin were on
their way to the court here, as wit
nesses. They were met by gang Of men
masked and armed, who halted then
and inquired their business. They re-
fused to tell, when the maskers opened
fire on them, and after wounding Johr
Taylor and John Vance, and killing
Elliott Martin, they rode off.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-08-05
PERSONAL,

Conductor Fred DeyO is back again.
Sykes and w. G. Butler, Of Kansas,
are at the Southern.
Rev. l.. Menard, of Alexandra, Tex,
left today for rexarkana.
Mrs. Reagan Houston is reported
much better today.
Mrs. A. j. Potter, OF Dallas, is visit.
ing the city.
A. j. Barnett, a merchant, OF Leakey,
is at the st. Leonard.
F. w. Sohweppe, Boerne newspaper
man, Is at the ST. Leonard.
Mr.. T. +. HarwOOd and Mrs. J. +.
Miller, OF Gonzales, are in the city.
Miss Josie OyertOn, Of blackberry, Is
now in the city.
Lieut.. II. f. and Mrs. Kendall are Wis
ing friends at the military headquarters.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Buck, of Laredo
are in the city.
Mr.. G. W. Clark. Of the Missouri Paci-
fic car system, is in the city on business
connected with his department.
Sam Newman, the well known dry
Mary McMurray, Of the same city, are
among their friends.
Mr.. J. ID. Houston and family, Miss
Titia Chenault and Miss Willie Walker
Of Gonzales, are visiting friends in the
city.
MIR. VIM. L. Ellis, Of the San Angelo
bank, is at the Southern. He is here on
business, and is shaking many old
friends by the hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Wild, who have
been recuperstiDg In Hot Springs, Ark
have returned home, and are much bene.
fitted by their trip.
Mr.. F. +. cambridge, of the firm OF
Bainbridge & Corner, is now in England
| enjoying himself, and will leave Liver
pool on August 3lst to make his return
! journey home.
Mr.. <. Zinsmeyer leaves tomorrow TO-
a two-mOnths' reCuperating trip through
! the counties Of Bandera, Medina an,
! Guadalupe, where he expects to visi
! his relatives In each Of these counties.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-08-05
RECENT LEGAL DECISIONS.
Prepared expressly for Bradstreot's

Prepared expressly for BradstTect's.
CORPORATE STOCK-SALE oP- IMPLIED
WARRANTY. The supreme court OF In
diana held, in recent case (Harter vs..
EIzroth), that a person selling certifi-
Gates of stock in a corporation does not
thereby implicitly warrant that the cor
poratiOn by which they are issued is a
corporation de jure, that is, Of legal
right, but only that they are issued by q
corporation de facto, that Is, In fact.
PURCHASE BY CORPORATION OF ITS OWN
sHARES.-The question was lately raised
before the House Of Lords (England)
whether the law gives q board Of direct
Ors and shareholders the power to pur-
chase or to traffic in the shares of their
own company with the cOmpAny's funds
The House OF Lords held, 10 the case Of
Trevor vs.. Whitworth, that the law does
not confer this power.
COMMON CARRIER ELIMINATION OF Re-
sPONsIBLITY on BILLS OF LADING.-lf a
common carrier desires to limit his re-
sponsibility on bills Of lading 10 a deliy-
cry to the named oonsignee alone he
must stamp his bills "non-negotiable."
Where he does not do so he must be
understood to intend possible transfer
Of the bills and to affect the action Of the
transferrees thereof. So held by the
New York court of appeals in the case
OF the bank OF Batavia vs.. the New York
Lake Erie and Western railroad CON-
pany.
BoND OF AGENT-LIABLITY OF SURTTIEs
INSURANCE. An insurance agent
entered into a written contract with an
insurance company to carry on business
for the company, at the same time
giving the company q bond with suretieE
for the faithful performance Of his con
tract. The contract did not require the
company to advance money to the
agent for any purpose, nor did 1t re
guire the agent to return money advanc
| ed TO him. Under the circumstances the
Supreme Court OF Illinois held (Burling
ton Insurance Company VS.. johnson eli
al that the surities were not liable fol
any money advanced to the agent Il
enable him to prosecute the business o
the company.
PATENT - MANUFACTURE UNDER LII
CKNsE-RoYALTIKs- the case Of Hy
att vs.. the Dale Tile Manufacturing
Company Uimited), decided recently BY
the New York court Of appeals, report.
ed in the Central Reporter, it appeared
that the assignee OF letters patent Ii
censed the defendant to manufacture
and sell patented article within Ger
tain territory, he agreeing to pay royal
ties therefor to the plaintiff and thu
plaintiff agreeing to refrain from manu-
featuring. In this case the court hel,
that the defendant, while continuing {
manufacture under the license, coult
not escape liability to pay the royaltie
on the ground that the reissue Of th
patent to the plaintiff was void.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-08-05
ALL SORTS.

In the Furniture Line: Two Bohemi-
ans at q cafe.-"Whst's happened to
you, old chap? Did you get situation?"
"Oh, I've left journalism and gone into
trade. I'm now in the furniture bust
ness" "And have you sold anyP" "Yes,
my own"
Kentucky Visitor-"Be you Mrs. Boil
verP" Lady of the House, bel" Visi-
tor-"Wssl, what's left OF your husbsn'
g layin' down back o. tn rail fence.
Didn't know but what you might use
him to sift flour through. They's been q
feud, marin Puck.
Employer Ito new clerk)-"Didn't l
see you coming out of billiard saloon
last night?" New clerk (frightened) J.
"Ye-yes, SIR" Employer-"You pIhy
billiards, them" New clerk-"Ye-yes,
sir" Employer-"Well, after we close
up I'll 60 round and play you q game
for the drinks. Pm something of q
player myselE"-New York Sun.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-08-05
SafelSummer Drinks.
National Educator.

A glass Of cold water, not Ice water,
is the most delicious, grateful and graft
flying beverage tqat person can take in
hot weather, besides costing moth
ing and leading to no bad habits.
Men in glass factories, where the heat Is
fearful, drink water only, not iced, and
are healthy and vigorous. Field hands,
on cotton and sugar plantations, drink a
mixture Of molssses and water. A safe
drink for harvesters 10 water In which
oat meal has been stirred. In warm
weather, where there is excessive YER
micular action OF the bowels, or loose
ness, as 1t is Familiarity called, every
step person takes has tendency to
set the bowels in motion. Instinct and
common sense, however, dictate the
most perfect rest. Drinking fluids ag-
gravates the mslsdy. Lumps OF Toe
chewed and swallowed in as large pieces
as possible will allsy the excessive
thirst. Psrched rice boiled and eaten
with boiled milk Is the best food. This
treatment will cure nine eases out Of ten
If adopted within fOrly-eight hOurs; II
not, call physician.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-08-05
PEOPLE AND EVENTS.

Governor Marmaduke, Of Missouri,
sailed wednesday for a six weeks trip
abroad.
Miss Braddon is writing a Jubilee
novel. She keeps all her MSS. and has
them bound in red.
Les Oceaniennes" 10 the title of the
collection OF poems which Louise Michel
is about to publish.
A case before New York Justice
proved that a physician may practice
dentistry, but a dentist may not prac-
tice medicine.
Mr.. WIN. Cambell's forthcoming book,
The Strange Adventures of a Canal
boat" Is said to follow in its plan bis
"Strsnge Adventures of Phseton."
The most beautiful of all the photo
graphs yet taken Of Mrs. Cleveland, says
an Eastern exchange, is one which rep.
resents her gracefully reposing beside
her mother.
Kellogg, the right-fielder Of the Yale
base ball nine, played nine games with
out an error. He thus has the highest
fielding average Of any player in the
history OF college base ball.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-08-05
Seeds That terminate Quickly.

The human system is fruitful soil, and
among seeds that terminate most rapidly in It
are those of rheumatism and neuralgia. A
slight cold brought on by sitting in a draught,
wet feet or damp clothes, will develop either
unpleasant rapidly. The proper preventive
of this agonizing vegetation Is Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, q medicine which nullifies
tendency to either of the maladies named, and
soothes the aches which they cause. Nor is il
less effective as a remedy for rheumatism than
as its preventive fact as amply attested as
any other relating to it's curative properties.
Mariners, miners, frontiersmen, and Others,
have ever faund a faithful preservative of
health in unfavorable regions, and a benign
remedy for malarial disorders, and stomach,
liver and bowel complaints. 1t is a fine pro-
moter of appetite and a capital tonic.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-08-05
l776 AND 1887.
JULY : AND AUGUST = PROCLAIM
LIBERTY IN TEXAS.

The Lone Star State Is True to Her
TraditIons--The Shadow Docs
Not Rest on tho Old Alamo.
The election held yesterday Is the one
theme on street and In office. The over
whelming defeat Of the prohibitionists
is matter OF history. Their boosted
strong holds were weak defencCs and
nearly all OF them were carried by as
ssult. BeXar county carries the pennsnt
as the flag ship In this crusade against
the rights OF person, and family and
property. Ii Ia to be wished more than
Ii Is expected that this victory will end
the agitation In Texas. IL II does not,
Texas must hold herself ready in the fu-
ture, as yesterday, to defend her liber-
ties. A complete return from this
county by precinct Is given In this Issue
elsewhere. So far as telegraphed, the
following are the majorlties returned,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-08-05
West Has Probably Gone East

ST. LOUIS, August 5.-The police su-
thorities here have received dispatches
from Chesterton, Ind, stating that Rev.
William Thomas Abbot West, alleged
poisoner of Susie Beck, was In that place
on Thursday and Friday, and that he
went from there to London, Canada, tor
the supposed purpose Of getting money
from his mother to help him out Of his
trouble. The opinion is expressed that
he accomplished this and that he is now
on his way to England. 1t Is further
stated that Vests family are preparing
to leave Chesterton for Canada.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-08-05
An Unfortunate Pro.

There was only one poor, solitary pro.
in the ROssillo district and he was
rather roughly treated by his neighbors
They pulled him from his horse, made a
human pillow Of him, and used him rather
roughly, but good-humOredly until
dawn this morning, when he was al
lowed to go home TO attend to his cattle.
He don't believe so much in prohibition
now.